Google Street View from the exact location of your picture, at a place called "Tommy Gap" a few km north west of Hallett according to the map. The shrubbery nailed it. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by DeanoH
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Google Street View from the exact location of your picture, at a place called "Tommy Gap" a few km north west of Hallett according to the map. The shrubbery nailed it. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by DeanoH
A bit out of the way this one,,, but I'm sure someone will know it.
https://www.aulro.com/afvb/
better try that one again.... it doesnt' workQuote:
Originally Posted by Chops
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"Out of the way" alright - so is the photo. :oQuote:
Originally Posted by Chops
That's a bit on the weird side,, not only does it show on my post, but it shows on both of yours.
hehe,,, I'll try again ehh
http://www.aulro.com/afvb/attachment...9&d=1468835370
Inskip Point, Rainbow Beach
Farm Beach, Eyre Peninsula SA
I think we're going to have to limit you Roger,,, you just know too many places :eek2:
Sorry Carl, Roger's got this one.
Its one of those places that's hardly on the map, and its known for it beach accessibility as you can see. There's a little road just beside where I've taken the pic from, cant remember if its called Gallipoli Rd, or something similar (related to the war), we took this and it goes right up onto the ridge, fantastic views of the whole area, and a wicked trip down a track to get back near the beach a few clicks up.
A few extra pics.
Where to now mate.
That Gallipoli Rd you refer to Marcus leads to the beach where the film by the same name was shot. I walked right down onto the beach and then climbed back up the cliff. We were there alone and we both had a strange feeling while there and thinking of the real Gallipoli.
The tractors is what gave the location away this time. You no doubt drove past the paddock with 100 or so tractors in it, all shapes, models and condition. ;)